Examples of using Technically correct in English and their translations into German
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Official
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The success of a technically correct and tight hose integration by pressing is influenced by different parameters.
Information concerning utilisation, which helps to use the product in a technically correct and efficient manner.
This information is designed to help you use the specified fasteners in a technically correct and efficient way.
The reliable function of the detectors largely depends on the technically correct installation and laying of the loops.
Thatfor the entry must have been entered/submitted successful and technically correct(in)to the system.
Correct implementation: All language variants are technically correct installed so that search engines can recognize and assign them correctly.
Although this is technically correct, the level of radiation is so low that it is actually fit to drink.
we were able to observe an election that was technically correct but politically not very satisfactory.
While technically correct, this is a ruthless interpretation,
Ours are simple, technically correct, table wines, that reproduce a pleasant freshness
And, although that is technically correct, what I want to do is clarify that comment a little bit in this video.
this characterization was technically correct.
Technically correct the process is called anodization
That may be technically correct, but it doesn't convey the atmosphere.
as long as it's created technically correct and is installed correctly.
Note: The email addresses published here are intentionally not technically correct, in order to prevent spammers from misusing them.
stylistic sense, technically correct of course, and with a good portion of humor.
The seller is obliged to place only content that is technically correct, thus free from viruses,
The main thing- do not be mistaken in this toy and do everything technically correct.
I think that's technically correct.